Head and Neck Disorders

Disorders of the head and neck that can affect breathing

Abnormalities of the muscles and bones that make up the structure of the head and neck can interfere with better breathing. Our specialists in medical and surgical treatments for head and neck disorders can work with you to diagnose and treat:

Leakage of cerebrospinal fluid through the nose (CSF rhinitis)

Obstruction of the nasal and sinus passages (example: deviated septum)

Tumors of the thyroid (cancerous and non-cancerous)

Tumors of the skull base

Birth defects of the head, face, and neck

Problems caused by infections of the head and neck

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